North Lakes Is Officially Getting A $180 Million 5-Star Resort And High-End Lifestyle Precinct

North Lakes is levelling up in a massive way with a landmark $180 million town centre and dining precinct just approved—featuring a five-star hotel, premium and casual restaurants, boutique retail and entertainment. Dubbed a ‘mini James Street’, the ambitious development by the Comiskey Group will put the destination on the map across approximately 25,000sqm. 

The North Lakes Town Centre will be anchored by a 144-room five-star hotel and urban resort, as well as a signature Comiskey Group hospitality venue (their current venues include Dakabin Hotel, Sandstone Point Hotel, Eatons Hill Hotel and The Doonan among more). 

“We see this as something genuinely different for North Lakes and for Moreton Bay," said Comiskey Group Director, Rob Comiskey. "There isn’t currently a destination of this scale or this calibre in the area bringing all of these experiences together."

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The precinct is set to take over the beating heart of North Lakes, growing a strong visitor economy while creating more local jobs. It will be designed by award-winning architects Bureau Proberts who are also behind the likes of West End's West Village. The high-end lifestyle, dining, retail and entertainment offering will be truly be unlike anything Moreton Bay has seen before, but there will also be a central lanscaped public realm to serve as a third space for local gatherings. 

“City of Moreton Bay is proving to be a genuine hotspot for hotel and hospitality investment, and this significant commitment by local Comiskey Group is another strong vote of confidence in our growing visitor economy and the enormous opportunities our City presents,” said City Of Moreton Bay Mayor Peter Flannery.

Construction on the landmark North Lakes town centre will begin in early 2027 with leasing opportunities now open for prospective tenants, 

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